JAPAN · TOKYO TUK TUK TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 8 tokyo tuk tuk tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you climb in.
Ride through Asakusa by rickshaw, visiting shrines, temples, old streets, Skytree viewpoints, and colorful local districts with a private guide.
“This is an amazing way to see Asakusa in a short amount of time and so much fun! Our guide, Koko, was wonderful. It was wildly impressive how much stamina he and his peers have to carry people through the streets on a rickshaw. We became very friendly and quiRead more”
Ride through Asakusa by private rickshaw, visiting temples, old streets, gardens, and the Sumida River with a lively local guide.
“Highly recommend this tour, my guide, Shima was absolutely amazing. He is a professional guide with lots of knowledge about Asakusa, I’ve learnt so much about this area which I found fascinating. Shima was funny, friendly and highly skilled to navigate the rickshaw in busy streets of cars & people. I had a marvelous time.”
Review of Asakusa’s 3.5-hour walking and rickshaw tour, with Senso-ji, local streets, Skytree views, practical tips, and value advice.
“Yoko was a fantastic guide. She was very knowledgeable and tailored the tour to our needs. She provided information on other things to do in Tokyo.”
Dress in a traditional kimono, enjoy a rickshaw ride, and explore Asakusa near Kaminarimon and Sensoji with photos included.
“The experience itself was fun and exciting. Getting ready was a different story. The dressing process is rushed and the operators don't speak much english. The kimonos are sized small, so most Americans can expect to pay 2,200 yen extraRead more”
Make sushi, eat your creations, and tour old Asakusa by rickshaw in this English-language Tokyo experience lasting about 3.5 hours.
“We had an incredible time at this tour! Making sushi was a dream come true, and the atmosphere was so friendly. The rickshaw ride afterward was fantastic—the driver shared interesting stories about Asakusa’s history. This tour is a must-do if you want a hands-on cultural experience in Japan!”
See Asakusa from a 2-meter-high rickshaw, enjoy photo stops, hear local stories, and get food tips on this private 10-minute ride.
“These guys were super fun! I highly recommend especially with kids.”
Review of Asakusa’s 3-hour walking tour with an optional 20-minute rickshaw ride, covering Senso-ji, Kaminarimon, shopping streets, and Tokyo Skytree views.
“Liked the tour route but had difficulty understanding and hearing our guide. And there were only 4 guests. Also, guide was short and did not use any sort of held up sign to find her in the throngs of people on a busy Saturday in cherry blossom season,”
Make vegan miso and onigiri, join a temple tea ceremony, ride a rickshaw, and taste Tokyo sake on this four-hour cultural tour.
“Konomi was a fantastic guide who was knowledgable, approachable and spoke perfect English. The Miso making/Sake tasting/triangle rice making was very interactive. Shortly after we got a tour of the Mita Tower area on the human pulled rickshaw which looked like hard work but was very comfortable for us. We felt like king and queen. The tea ceremony was very authentic but also friendly. We enjoyed our fun filled day. As someone who is often critical of the value for money of tours, I'd say this package offers good value for money.”
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